The requirements for our second audio story were only: 2:30-4:00 minutes, no narration, no music. I saw a posting that the Athens County Dog Shelter was completely full up with 60(ish) dogs and called to set up an interview. When I arrived, so many dogs had been adopted/rescued that only […]
Author: Heather
Heather Haynsen (Haynes) is a Video Production Specialist and OU VisCom alum. She lives in Baltimore with her husband, two cats and a failing vegetable garden.
Bar Light
Last night I spoke with the fiddler from Fox n Hounds before their show at Dick’s Den in Columbus. The music was amazing, I got to play with glowing bar light, and was welcomed by more wonderful Southerners. Before I do any real editing, here’s some tangential photos. This should […]
Rescue
This was my first shoot with the affectionately named Underhound Railroad, an operation of Friends of the Shelter Dogs. Volunteers from Athens County take dogs from the kill shelter here and foster them, vet them, and drive them until they get verifiable nice new homes. Brooke, this Beagle, went to […]
Waters of Coal Country
Or so I called my Picture Story project 2: Place/Issue. Please enjoy this exploration with the Sunday Creek Watershed Group and note that this does not in any way have anything to do with any real magazines.
Pawpaw, the video
My first freelance video gig gets to sit on the main page of the Ohio Pawpaw Festival‘s site. It was absolutely worth the work/effort for a happily satisfied client.
Run on the Ridges
My first 5K, a veritable photographic disaster. Beautiful light though. This is the first thing from my GA position that’s been published this year. And with a genius crop to boot.
Unrelated
Some of the pretties I found while wandering a little too far behind the good ladies of Sunday Creek this week:
Fish Shocking
Fish Shocking, as far as I understand, is the process of electrically stunning fish long enough to gather them up. In this case, the Sunday Creek Watershed Group did so in order to identify, count, and weigh the specimen as a measure of how well their water is doing. So […]
The Buzz
For some reason I decided to take Audio Reportage this quarter. It’s supposed to be a more in-depth look at what we studied last year but so far I’m simply too busy to give the skills the time they deserve. Here’s my first audio story (rules: 2:30 or under, no […]
Sunday Creek
Our second Picture Story assignment is “Place or Issue.” Since I couldn’t decide between the two I decided to attempt tackling both with the subject of clean water. Yesterday I spent some time with Michelle of the Sunday Creek Watershed Group. She took me to two sites: one in desperate […]